Wheat field day weighs winter wheat as feed option
About 150 agriculturists attended the annual wheat field day at the High Plains Agricultural Laboratory where Dr. Donald Hanway urged considering winter wheat as feed grain due to abundant stocks and strong production potential. Frank Johannsen of Bayard cited U S wheat output as third this year.
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Frances Craig
High Plains Agricultural Laboratory
Donald Hanway
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Frank Johannsen Bayard
Nebraska Wheat Growers
United States
Hanway
Nebraska
High Plains
Dalton Wins Firemen's Tournament at Interstate Meet
Dalton's team dominated eight rivals to win the Interstate Volunteer Firemen's tournament at Epole on a sunny day. Sidney's firemen took second, Potter's third, with Dalton setting records in ladder climb, dressing, and cellar run. State Fire Marshal Paul Sarnicka presented trophies as teams demonstrated firefighting skills amid reports of crops and agricultural shifts in Nebraska.
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Jeana Steikunas
Dalton
Interstate Volunteer Firemen
Epole
Sidney
Firemen
Potter
Paul Sarnicka
Lincoln
Big Springs
Chappell
Lodgepole
Wheat harvest opens at Dalton Co-Op elevator
The first load of 1977 winter wheat arrived at the Dalton Co-Op Assoc elevator Saturday, brought by John Marrin who farms eight miles northwest of Dalton. He delivered 280 bushels of 56 pound wheat with 11 percent moisture and dark hard wheat with good protein. Lawrence Miller, manager, noted it as the earliest arrival in his 30 years in the business. The Marrins expect to finish cutting and store the rest on the farm as the elevator, half full, has room for 128,000 bushels.
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Dalton Co-Op Assoc
Lawrence Miller
John Marrin
Dalton
Miller
Marrins
Interstate Volunteer Firemen's tournament and wheat field tour
The page highlights the Interstate Volunteer Firemen's tournament at Lodgepole and the wheat field day tour at the High Plains Agricultural Laboratory. Sidney Legion baseball teams posted a 3 1 weekend mark with one loss. A $40 000 sports car was seen in Sidney last week. Former Gurley resident Louis Flessner is to be ordained a Lutheran pastor Sunday. Vandals damaged windows in a boiler room at the High Plains Experiment Station.
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Lodgepole
High Plains Agricultural Laboratory
Sidney
Gurley
Louis Flessner
High Plains Experiment Station
Abortion rules urged to block state payments
Nebraska State Sen. Loran Schmit said he will ask Governor Exon to direct the Welfare Department to draft rules prohibiting state funding for abortions. He cited the Supreme Court ruling as enabling action and warned he would push legislation in the next Unicameral if the governor balks.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Loran Schmit
J. James Exon
Nebraska Welfare Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Schmit
Exon
Supreme Court lifting ban on lawyers advertising prices
Omaha report notes the high court ruling allowing attorney ads may not immediately lower legal costs. Lincoln lawyer Richard A Knudsen says most expect a cautious, information oriented impact rather than direct client solicitation. He foresees possible competitive effects and urges guidelines from the Nebraska State Bar Association to protect the public.
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Omaha
UPI
US Supreme Court
Richard A Knudsen
Nebraska Law Association
Knudsen
Nebraska State Bar Association
State Supreme Court
Lincoln
US District Court
Nebraska
Nebraska Association
Bar Associations
Train Derailment Near Sidney Involving Eight Cars
An eastbound Union Pacific freight derailed near Sidney at 4:30 p.m. Saturday with eight cars off the track, seven loaded and one empty. No injuries reported. westbound track restored by 11:25 p.m. and eastbound by 1:05 a.m. Cause under investigation. Three cars carried lead bars, one zinc ingots, three lumber. This marks the third UP derailment near Sidney since June.
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Union Pacific
Sidney
Dick Lohr
Omaha
U.P
Lohr
Federal permit needed to fill old stream marsh
The Army Corps of Engineers says a federal permit is required from July 1 to place any fill in rivers streams marshes or wetlands. Farming operations are exempt. Permits extend to waterways flowing five cubic feet per second or faster and to marshlands.
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Omaha
UPI
Army Corps of Engineers
James W Ray
Congress
Ray
Supreme Court strikes down ban on lawyers price ads
The Supreme Court ruled that prohibiting attorney price and service advertising is unconstitutional. The decision holds that such advertising may be truthful and not inherently misleading, allowing lawyers to market fees and services subject to applicable ethics rules.
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Harry Blackmun
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